Giancarlo Stanton vows to improve output following disastrous season for Yankees.
Giancarlo Stanton, the power-hitting outfielder for the New York Yankees, is not mincing words when reflecting on his performance in the 2023 season. Stanton, who has had a disappointing year, didn’t hold back when describing his struggles at the plate.
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When asked about his batting average, Stanton simply responded:
His frustration was evident as he acknowledged the need for a change in his performance, emphasizing that he can’t continue to produce at the same level as this MLB season.
"Can’t produce like this season, so it’s gotta change."
What seems to be the problem with Giancarlo Stanton in 2023?
Stanton’s struggles at the plate have been a significant concern for the Yankees, who had high expectations for him as a key offensive contributor. His decline in mobility and power output has been a noticeable issue, and it’s clear that he is not satisfied with his current performance.
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Stanton has seen a decline in mobility and offensive production. It is likely that these issues are related to his numerous injuries in the past few seasons.
Despite the challenges he’s faced in 2023, Giancarlo Stanton remains determined to make improvements. He emphasized that he is committed to working on his game during the offseason and addressing the areas that have contributed to his subpar performance.
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"A lot of things I've got to work and adjust on, but if you guys think I'm just showing up and going out there and not working, then I don't know what to tell you."
Stanton’s candid assessment of his season reflects his dedication to becoming a better player and helping the Yankees compete at a higher level. Yankees fans will undoubtedly be watching closely to see if he can bounce back and regain his form in the upcomming seasons.
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Pablo Ricalde
Pablo Ricalde has been a baseball journalist at Sportskeeda since 2022. A Communication Studies graduate, he attended journalism courses and specialized in copywriting, further adding to his background as a writer.
After 4 years working in the advertising industry and 2 years in sports journalism, Pablo currently works at a Marketing Consulting firm on top of his role at Sportskeeda. He believed in sourcing information only from reliable sources, and refrains from including any opinionated content in his articles.
Pablo was introduced to baseball as a kid by his grandfather, who even coached him in Little League for a year. A massive Boston Red Sox supporter, he ended up becoming a fan in an attempt to be original (as his parents are Yankees fans). Pablo also supports the Diablos Rojos from the Mexican league, his hometown team.
His favorite players of all time are David Ortiz and Derek Jeter, while his current favorites include Fernando Tatis Jr., Ronald Acuna Jr., Alex Verdugo and Randy Arozarena. His favorite moment as a baseball fan was when the Boston Red Sox won the 2018 World Series Championship, as he was too young to remember 2004.
A huge sports fan in general, Pablo's non-baseball interests include football, basketball, American football, and motorsports (F1, IndyCar and Nascar), music and cinema.